Mold Testing for You and Your Family

It is estimated that over 10 million Americans are sick with Mold related illnesses and have no idea why they’re sick or what has made them sick. Many people are misdiagnosed with  illnesses such as Asthma, Emphysema, Fibromyalgae, Fatigue Syndrome or other so called mystery illnesses.

The symptoms of Mold exposure are as follows:

• Constant Headaches
• Nose Bleeds
• Feelings of Constant Fatigue
• Breathing Disorders
• Coughing up Blood or Black looking Debris
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Loss of Appetite
• Weight Loss
• Hair loss
• Skin Rashes
• Open Sores on the Skin
• Memory Loss "Short Term"
• Neurological & Nervous Disorders
• Sexual Dysfunction
• Swollen Glands in the Neck Area and under the Armpit
• Sudden Asthma Attacks or Breathing Disorders
• Ear Infections and Pain
• Chronic Sinus Infections
• Chronic Bronchitis
• Pain in the Joints and Muscles

Mold has been linked to cancer and even death. Mold Sickness is nothing to gamble with.

Types of Testing:

The most common types of testing for Mold in the human body are  IgE, IgA, IgG, and IgM tests. Tests may be drawn through blood, saliva or urine. Other testing methods may include, skin or body tissue samples, X-rays and CT Scans.

Depending on your length of exposure time, immune systems condition and your allergic reactions, these factors will determine the type of medical treatment best suited to your condition.

IgE Testing

IgE testing (immnuoglobin) is a RST allergy test which is a first responder type test that shows up after you initial exposure to Mold and you get an allergic reaction.